The aim of the 2 day course is to introduce and develop a basic understanding of the Hazard and Operability Study technique by means of short presentations and a syndicate exercise. The syndicate exercise will be chosen to match the client's activities. The course is intended for people in the process industries who intend participating in HAZOP studies, including design engineers, project engineers, production supervisors, maintenance supervisors, equipment package vendors
After completeion of our Hazop course the delegate should be able to:-
■ identify when to apply HAZOP
■ understand the HAZOP guideword method
■ understand the human and engineering data resources required
■ be able to plan and report a HAZOP study
■ contribute more effectively at HAZOP study meetings
This 2 day course is designed for engineers, who need to understand the basics of HAZOP technique in order to act as efficient recorders and who may be involved in planning and organising HAZOP study meetings.
Each course features a balance of theory and practice with case studies taken from real situations, usually the personal experience of the trainer. Where possible, the trainer will discuss applications of direct relevance to the delegates, and can offer impartial advice about sources of further information or consultancy services. Where relevant, any mathematical ability will be specified.
- Introduction - What is a HAZOP?
- Hazard vs. Operability Study
- HAZOP Methodology
- HAZOP Terminology
- Consequences & Safeguards
- Group Exercise
- Discussion & Review of Day 1 learning
- Review of HAZOP Process
- Quantitative Hazards Analysis
- Risk Rating of Hazardous Events
- Deriving Recommendations
- Communication
- Course learning review and close
DAY ONE
DAY TWO
Delivery: In-house
- Accident Investigation
- Asbestos Awareness Training
- Basic Health & Safety (Introduction)
- Business Continuity (BS25999)
- Business Continuity Implementation and Audit
- Certificate - Business Continuity Institute (CBCI)
- Construction Design Management (CDM) regulations 2007
- Control of Substances Hazardous to Health
- Coshh Risk Assessment
- Designing Safe Systems of Work
